/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53415897
Secs

The billion dollar question: Why did /biz/ miss the 2021 NFT train entirely. Large gains where made and nobody talked about it. To this day people here don't understand them. Why is that?

>>52326876
Another exchange went bust 40 hours ago

>>27984427
myself

He's been doxxed already

Also, there's a 1.5 hour clip from another guy of the whole event where you see those high school monkeys dancing around and then the Indian guy goes straight up to the group drumming and chanting in front of that smiling kid and they get in a standoff.
I think he're about to reach peak lynchmob culture, because it's essentially clear that the old guy was the aggressor if you check the recordings. The kid was just smug and didn't break.

It went from a tech/silver literal metal look to a toy box look. I really dislike what they did there.
But that's besides the point.

Metal had a cool idea but it completely died down after that one investor sold (I think because they didn't like their MVP) and of course the CEO (with the spooky as fuck dark eyes) had bad luck that the Hurricane destroyed the Virgin CEO's village. Could have been something, but now it's a year too late.

DAG coins is where late 2018 is at, everybody knows. Even if it's just a self-fulfilling prophecy.

>>10604772
Constellation (DAG)?

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7'' / 18cm (it's more thick than anything else, so I can't complain)
Well roughly 200k, but what do those numbers mean on /biz/. It's mostly in crypto, so in 6 months that may be anything between 30k and one million.

Also, in my opinion (and dare I say experience), both dick size and surely wealth is pretty fucking meaningless as far as getting pussy concerned. Give me a dept of 20k and cut my dick by 1 inch and it will not diminish all the thot sex I have via tinder. (And I say thot, but really they are mostly cool chicks.)
To get laid, you need your own place, a full head of hair, be relaxed to the core and then talk as little as possible. If you got those 4, you don't need dick or money.

I literally need money only to be able to buy business travel tickets (for collaborative tech project I do) whenever I want and not care about whether I buy expensive or cheap food.

which devteam has achieved the most so far, objectively?